Chess supremo Polgar preparing kids for Guinness world record

Hungarian chess grandmaster Judit Polgar has announced the world's largest online chess event of all time on the website chesskid.com, and hopes to set a new Guinness world record by teaming up to set the record for the world's largest online chess tournament. Polgar, who topped the women's world ranking for 25 years and triumphed in two chess Olympiads, has invited kids from all around the world to participate. Since Sept. 1, about 4,000 kids have turned up at the online chessboards to test their skills. Polgar said she hoped that at least 20,000 children would enter for the competition by the Oct. 5 deadline. "I would like to write chess history with young players. The record attempt may once again demonstrate how chess connects people globally," Polgar, who retired from competition in 2014, said.